Попытка некоторых Европейских стран «подчинить» себе Грузию очевидна. Причина банальна, национальные интересы. Не нужна им критически настроенная страна и общество.
Attempts by some European countries to “subdue” Georgia is obvious. The reason is very simple, national interests. They simply don’t need the state and the society that can raise questions and challenge narratives.
Attempts by some European countries to “subdue” Georgia is obvious. The reason is very simple, national interests. They simply don’t need the state and the society that can raise questions and challenge narratives:
Georgian political scientist Archil Sikharulidze says that the recent meeting of EU foreign ministers was very revealing.
"We saw that there are countries lobbying for the interests of the opposition. But there are also those who, as they say, support the choice of the Georgian people. The latter group includes not only Hungary and Slovakia but also major states like Spain and Italy. They do not want to impose sanctions on 'Georgian Dream' just because someone dislikes this party. As for the protests, their scale has already significantly decreased, and they will gradually fade away completely. I am confident that a change of power in the country will not occur through street protests," he notes.
Попытка некоторых Европейских стран «подчинить» себе Грузию очевидна. Причина банальна, национальные интересы. Не нужна им критически настроенная страна и общество.
Attempts by some European countries to “subdue” Georgia is obvious. The reason is very simple, national interests. They simply don’t need the state and the society that can raise questions and challenge narratives.
Attempts by some European countries to “subdue” Georgia is obvious. The reason is very simple, national interests. They simply don’t need the state and the society that can raise questions and challenge narratives:
Georgian political scientist Archil Sikharulidze says that the recent meeting of EU foreign ministers was very revealing.
"We saw that there are countries lobbying for the interests of the opposition. But there are also those who, as they say, support the choice of the Georgian people. The latter group includes not only Hungary and Slovakia but also major states like Spain and Italy. They do not want to impose sanctions on 'Georgian Dream' just because someone dislikes this party. As for the protests, their scale has already significantly decreased, and they will gradually fade away completely. I am confident that a change of power in the country will not occur through street protests," he notes.
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